Battalion Notes (2 results)
HISTORY OF THE 347th MACHINE GUN BATTALION
Compiled from official records and the personal notes of various members of the Battalion
Published by Press of Horwinski Company, Oakland CA, 1920
- Hardcover
- First Edition
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Add to basket1st Edition. Hb original blue cloth gilt titles to front board 8vo, 140pp frontis portrait, plates and illustrations, Full nominal roll of those who served with brief details etc US Army unit engaged on the Western Front in 1917-1918 A Vg copy.
The Outpost October - November 1916 (Vol.IV - No.1) / A soldier's Holiday on the French Coast / Letter from Hospital/ Some of the Boys in Picardy / Les Briquettes / Major Moore / Back To The Line / An Autumn Holiday / The Autobiography of a Cigarette / Battalion Notes
The Outpost Magazine of the 17th Battalion Highland Lights Infantry / A Soldier's Holiday on the French Coast / Letter from Hospital/ Some of the Boys in Picardy / Les Briquettes / Major Moore / Back To The Line / An Autumn Holiday / The Autobiography of a Cigarette / Battalion Notes
Language: English
Published by The Outpost Magazine Committee, 1916
- Softcover
- Magazine / Periodical
Seller: Shore Books, London, United KingdomShore Books
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. 68 pages. Illustrated. The Outpost October - November 1916 Service Battalion Magazine The Outpost was a highly regarded regimental trench magazine published for the 17th Service Battalion (Glasgow Chamber of Commerce), Highland Light Infantry (HLI). Conceived late in 1914 and launched in early 1915, it became widely celebrated for its exceptional literary merit, detailed battalion news, and distinctive artistic illustrations. Unlike many standard trench journals, it enjoyed significant commercial success and popularity among both the soldiers on the front line and the general public back home in Scotland. A soldier's Holiday on the French Coast / Letter from Hospital/ Some of the Boys in Picardy / Les Briquettes / Major Moore / Back To The Line / An Autumn Holiday / The Autobiography of a Cigarette / Battalion Notes 24 pages of period 1916 Scottish advertisements. (SL#49).…
